Kyocera SCLCL1212H-09 – External Turning Toolholder (THC05107) Somta Series 348 – 2.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Indenter Radius: SR0 11102

Name: Kyocera SCLCL1212H-09 – External Turning Toolholder (THC05107) Somta Series 348 – 2.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Indenter Radius: SR0 11102
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SKU: 28845174341
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Kyocera SCLCL1212H-09 – External Turning Toolholder (THC05107) Somta Series 348 – 2.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Indenter Radius: SR0 11102

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Kyocera SCLCL1212H 09 – External Turning Toolholder (THC05107) Somta Series 348 – 2.0 mm HSS Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Indenter Radius: SR0 11102 Indenter Radius: SR0 Somta Series 371 – 12 Total Length (OAL): 100 mm Kyocera SCLCL1212H 09 – External Turning Toolholder (THC05107)

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